The adventure ends in the round of 16 of the  London Premier Padel P1  to  Alix Collombon  et  Ksenia Sharifova . Opposed to the  seeded 4 ,  Claudia fernandez  et  Martina Calvo The French and Russian women logically bowed out.  6 / 1 6 / 2  in only  class .

Facing one of the most in-form teams at the moment, the challenge was immense and the two young Spanish women confirmed their excellent level of play.

 Fernandez and Calvo above 

From the first exchanges,  Fernandez  et  Calvo  imposed a very high pace.

More intense, more aggressive, and more precise, the Spanish women dominated the match in every aspect of the game. Whether it was ball quality, tactical choices, or net rallies, they consistently gained the upper hand.

Opposite,  Colombon  et  Sharifova  They did have some good sequences, with several exchanges won thanks to their aggressiveness, but they never managed to establish enough momentum to make their opponents doubt themselves.

 One of the most in-form pairs at the moment 

Since their association,  Claudia fernandez  et  Martina Calvo  They are impressive.

Finalists of the  Pretoria P1  Last week, the two young Spanish women confirmed that they are now among the most dangerous teams on the circuit.

Their complementarity and intensity make every match extremely difficult for their opponents, and they demonstrated this once again in London.

 90 FIP points before the break 

Despite this elimination, the week's results remain positive for  Alix Collombon  et  Ksenia Sharifova .

Thanks to their qualification for the round of 16, they leave with  90 FIP points , an interesting result before the summer break.

After a controlled first round, the Franco-Russian pair simply met their match on Thursday. Facing two players who are currently among the top names on the circuit, the gap in skill became apparent.

Now it's time for a few weeks of rest before returning to the circuit with the aim of continuing their progress during the last part of the season.

Benjamin Dupouy

I discovered padel directly during a tournament, and frankly, I didn't really like it at first. But the second time, it was love at first sight, and since then, I haven't missed a single match. I'm even ready to stay up until 3am to watch a final of Premier Padel !

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